The 5" UniFi Access Intercom Viewer from Ubiquiti Networks pairs with UniFi Access intercoms to screen visitors and implement remote access control in your building. This viewer features a 5" capacitive multi-touch screen, two-way-talk thanks to a a built-in speaker and two microphones, and an RJ45 PoE port. The UniFi Access app enables remote management.

Pairs with UniFi Access Intercoms    5" Capacitive Multi-Touch Screen    Two-Way Audio    RJ45 PoE Port    UniFi Access for Remote Management

Pairs with UniFi Access intercoms for visitor screening and remote access control

Mount multiple units across multiple locations in your building for wider coverage

Instant live view

Factory reset button

Wall mount included

Can be mounted with a gang box (available seperately)

Supports UniFi Access version 1.22.17 and later

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How hard is this unit to install and operate? I am not extremely technical or computer savvy will I have a hard time?

A: It's not hard to install or setup but there may be some conceptual issues that come into play for a non-technical user. The biggest thing you need to understand is that its a wireless bridge only, not a router . You'll need an additional device to do NAT, firewall, DHCP, port forwarding... all of the features that most consumer wireless routers do.The upside of this device is the stellar WIFI coverage (at this price) and the management features when you have more than one AP, or are running multiple SSIDs. Also the PPoE feature allows you to mount it unobtrusively on a ceiling or wall (theres a config option to shut the lights off and it just looks like another smoke alarm type device).If you don't understand any of the above terms, there may be a bit of a learning curve with this device.

Q: 2. I'd like to know how you can get up to 3000 Mb/s when the ethernet port is only 1000 Mb/s?

A: They are talking about wireless throughput which is broken down in two bands. 3000 Mb/s Total 5 GHz: 2400 Mb/s 2.4 GHz: 600 Mb/s You would not get 3000Mbps of internet speed. You could only get up to 1Gbps internet speed when using 5Ghz. The rest would just be more available bandwidth for local networking.

Q: 3. Can I plug this directly into my Fios router??

A: Yes with the included Poe injector. Turn your Fios wifi off though.

Q: 4. Can these units form a mesh network without being wired? That is, can they extend the network wirelessly?

A: Yes, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi nanoHD 4x4 MU-MIMO 802.11ac Wave-2 Access Point (5-Pack) can form a mesh wirelessly. However for best results hard wiring back to the source would provide a more stable and reliable connection.

Q: 5. Is this meant for an office environment or is it also safe for home use? Also, I have an office separate from my house. I'm assuming I'd need to get a long PoE cable into the house to plug into here. How long can that cable be, and what type do I need to get?

A: All of Ubiquiti's Unifi products can be used in either a home or office/business setting. As for getting Wi-Fi in your office, wired or wireless solutions are available. The Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-PRO UniFi Access Point Enterprise Wi-Fi System comes included with a power adapter that will supply the unit with PoE via a wall adapter. You do not need to run a long cable to this unit from your PoE router/switch.

Q: 6. Does the 3 pack come with the PoE injectors? The posted answer seems unclear. They say Yes, but later says its the 5-pack that has no poe injectors. Which is it?

A: Just to clarify for others, I ordered this 3 pack... • Comes as 3 individual regular retail UniFi boxes • Includes the POE adapter in each box • Is the updated model that supports 24V & 802.3af/A

Q: 7. How many VLANs does this support?

A: 4 VLANS

Q: 8. what is the distance spacing for more than one Access point of this type?Thanks

A: It depends on what it has to go through. 400' line of sight, but drywall, metal, cement, stone, glass etc will all weaken the signal. So it may only work in the room it is in or cover a whole house.

Q: 9. I have an existing UniFi access point installed in the ceiling. I know this one has a smaller footprint. Will it leave holes left that need to be filled or will this new unit cover the existing holes from the previous access point?

A: I had to patch a hole when I installed mine after replacing it with the UnFi LR AP

Q: 10. The overview says two Ethernet ports if you feed PoE will it send out PoE on the 2nd port to another AP?

A: From manual: The Secondary port is a Gigabit Ethernet port usedfor bridgingwouldnt be on it